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Hallo und Willkommen bei, naja, Spring German! Ich bin Denisa. Heute geht es um Füllwörter, weil, ähm, naja … wenn man die Füllwörter halt benutzt, klingt man ja irgendwie wie ein Muttersprachler. (Hello and welcome to, you know, Spring German! I’m Denisa. Today is about filler words because you know, yeah … if you use…

if you are constantly FORGETTING German words, DO THIS! VANESSAIch vergesse immer deutsche Wörter.(I always forget the German words.) DENISAWie lernst du denn?(How are you learning?) VANESSAIch schreibe Vokabeln auf und lerne sie auswendig.(I write down the vocabulary and learn them by heart.) DENISADas ist der Fehler. Ich gebe dir mal ein paar Tipps.(That’s the…

German Food is amazing, so going to the restaurant there is something you definitely should do. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild. Heute sprechen wir über Restaurantbesuche! (Today, we talk about going to the restaurant!) 1) Ein Getränk bestellen (To order a drink) Usually, the first question der Kellner (the waiter) will ask you, is:…

Maybe you have already heard a lot of prejudices about Germans. Nein, nicht das mit dem Bier. (No, not the one with the beer.) I mean weird behavior that is normal in Germany. Maybe our punctuality or the time management in general. In this video, I will show you 6 examples of typical German behavior….

Hallo und willkommen bei Spring German. Ich bin Denisa, eure Spring German Lehrerin. (Hello and welcome to Spring German.) As you know, one of the funniest ways to learn German is through movies and series. It improves our listening skills a lot, genauso wie unsere Spring German Videos (same as our Spring German videos). Netflix…

Being able to explain where it hurts to a doctor is only one of the advantages, that knowing the names of the different body parts in German brings! Mein Name ist Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild. Hier sind unsere Körperteile! (Here are our body parts!) 1. Der Kopf (The head) An important bodypart inside of the…

Hallo und Willkommen! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa. Du bist bei Spring German. (I’m Spring German teacher Denisa. You are at Spring German.) Did you realized that I conjugated the verb sein (to be) already? This video is about the conjugation of the irregular verb sein (to be). Los geht’s! 1. Ich bin (I…

In important situations, like a doctor’s visit, not being able to communicate clearly can be a serious handicap. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild. Heute sprechen wir über Arztbesuche! (Today, we’ll take about visiting the doctor! So let’s go through some practical tips and applicable phrases, to smoothen the process step by step, from the…

MONIKAHallo!  (Hello!) MARIEServus! Wie geht’s?(Hello! How are you?) There are three major factors that determine how to greet someone in German: I’ll show you how to take all these into account when greeting someone. Mein Name ist Brunhild und ich bin deine Spring German Lehrerin. (My name is Brunhild and I am your Spring German…

MARIEEntschuldigung? Mein Auto springt nicht an! Können Sie mir sagen, woran das liegt?(Excuse me? My care won’t jump. Could you tell me, why that is?) VIBEKETut mir Leid, mit Autos kenne ich mich nicht aus.(I’m sorry, I’m not good with cars.) MARIEOkay. Danke trotzdem.(Okay. Thanks anyway.) Whether you got lost, your car broke down or…

Verbs have different purposes and conjugations. In this video, I will introduce the most important verbs to you. Without verbs, little can be said, so let’s dive right into this! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und hier sind vierzehn super wichtige deutsche Verben! (I’m Spring German teacher Brunhild and here are 14 super important…

Hallo und willkommen bei Spring German. (Hello and welcome to Spring German.) Ich bin Denisa. In this video, I will introduce you to 8 German proverbs and their actual meaning. Did you know, that “barking up the wrong tree“ has an equivalent in German? Das stimmt! (That’s right!) But it changes a little in German….

From our favorite Opa (grandpa) to our beloved Hund (dog) – family is everything, right? Mein Name ist Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und hier sind unsere Familienmitglieder! (I’m Spring German teacher Brunhild, and here are our family members!) 1. Die Eltern (the parents) MARIEKommen deine Eltern zum Elternabend?(Are your parents coming to the parents-teacher conference?)…

DENISAVanessa, ich habe etwas Neues für dich,, um besser Deutsch zu lernen.(Vanessa, I have something new for you in order to learn German in a better way.) VANESSAEcht? Was denn?(Seriously? What is it?) DENISAEs heißt ChatGPT. Es ist ein Chatbot, der alles ändert.(It’s called ChatGPT. It’s a chatbot that changes everything.) Hallo! Ich bin Denisa…

VANESSAUnd welche Haarfarbe hat er?(And which hair color does he have?) DENISAEr ist blond. Aber du hast deine Haare gefärbt, oder?(He is blonde. But you have dyed your hair, right?) VANESSAJa. Ich habe jetzt pinke Haare.(Yes. I have pink hair now.) DENISASieht gut aus.(Looks good.) VANESSADanke.(Thanks.) In this dialogue the girls talk about hair colors….

Willkommen bei Spring German (Welcome to Spring German). Ich bin Denisa. In this video, you will learn how to speak about your Tagesablauf (daily routine) in German. Are you ready? Los geht’s! 1. Mein Tagesablauf (my daily routine) DENISAIch wache um acht Uhr auf.(I wake up at 8 a.m.) Als Erstes putze ich mir die…

SAGAWas ist dein Beruf?(What is your occupation?) MRS. SCHMIDTWomit verdienen Sie Ihr Geld?(What are you earning money with?) MONIKAWomit arbeiten Sie?(What’s your work?) KIMWas hast du für eine Ausbildung?(What is your education?) ELSAWas hast du studiert?(What did you study?) These are all questions aiming at one thing: To get an outline of you as a…

Die Jacke ist schön. Schön ist die Jacke. Die Jacke schön ist. (The jacket is pretty.) Which way do you build a sentence in German? What are the the different types of verbs or word agreements? Let’s learn it in this video. Ich bin Denisa von Spring German. Let’s start with the sentence structure. 1….

Denisa waves to someoneVANESSAWer ist das?(Who is that?) DENISADas ist Marcel. Ich kenne ihn von der Arbeit.(That’s Marcel. I know him from work.) VANESSAEr ist echt groß und … was ist das Wort?(He is really tall and… what is the word?) DENISAIch weiß nicht, was du meinst.(I don’t know what you mean.) Hallo und Willkommen…

DENISA(filming a video about herself)Hallo. Mein Name ist Denisa. Ich bin in Deutschland geboren. Meine Mutter kommt aus der Slowakei. Mein Vater kommt aus der Türkei.(Hello. My name is Denisa. I am born in Germany. My mother is from Slovakia. My father is from Turkey.) In this video we will learn how to talk about…

Wie ist das Wetter? (How is the weather?) Whether we’re talking to our grandma or our friend in Berlin, this remains a standard question. Learn all possible German answers to this question in this video! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und hier kommen die wichtigsten Wetterbedingungen! (I am Spring German teacher Brunhild and here…

The good news is, even the German year only has twelve months, whose names are super similar to English! The bad news is… you know what! There are no bad news! It’s really super easy, so let’s get started! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und hier kommen die vier Jahreszeiten und ihre Monate! (I…

SELMAIch will dieses Brot kaufen. Kannst du fragen, wie viel es kostet?(I want to buy this bread. Can you ask how much it costs?) DENISATraust du dich nicht?(Don’t you have the courage to do it?) SELMANein.  Ich bin mir nicht sicher, wie man Fragen auf Deutsch stellt.(No. I’m not sure how to ask questions in…

In German nouns can have one of three genders: Maskulin, Feminin und Neutrum (masculine, feminine and neuter). The gender manifests itself in the article in front of the word. But when to use which can be a bit tricky. In this video I will show you some basic rules to determine whether a word is…

Today, we’re going to talk about the subject, without which the world would look like this. No joy. No emotions. No color. I say: Es werde Farbe! (Let there be color!) There! That’s much better! In this video, you will learn the basic colors. Make sure to pay attention because in the end, I will…

Hallo und Willkommen bei Spring German. Ich bin Denisa und deine Spring German Lehrerin. (Hello and welcome to Spring German. I’m Denisa and I am your Spring German teacher.) Aaaand… yeah… (awkward silence). Oh right, this video is all about small talk in German. So if you want to get rid of those awkward silences,…

VANESSAJetzt tanzen die Frau. Wieso tanzen sie?(Now the woman dances. Why is she dancing?) DENISAEs heißt: Jetzt tanzt die Frau.(It’s called: Now the woman dances.) Not sure about the verb conjugations in German? That’s not a problem anymore. In this video I’ll show you how to use the verb conjugations in the present tense easily,…

VANESSAHow do I translate “the” in German? DENISADa gibt es drei Optionen.(There are three options.) VANESSADrei?(3?) DENISAYes. Der, die and das. Komm. Ich erklär’ es dir.(Come. I’ll explain it to you.) Let’s learn the definite articles and the indefinite articles and what the differences are in this video. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa. Bist…

These are the German personal pronouns, which are important because they pretty much appear in every sentence in one way or another. Watch until the end to hear me barely sing a personal pronoun song which is just about perfect to remember these forever. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und hier sind die deutschen…

VANESSAIch bin so krank. Welcher Tag ist heute überhaupt?(I’m so sick. What day is it today anyway?) DENISADu Arme. Heute ist Dienstag.(You poor thing. Today is Tuesday.) If you want to learn how to say all seven days of the week in German, you are at the right place at the right time. Ich bin…

VANESSAIch bin so krank. Welcher Tag ist heute überhaupt?(I’m so sick. What day is it today anyway?) DENISADu Arme. Heute ist Dienstag.(You poor thing. Today is Tuesday.) If you want to learn how to say all seven days of the week in German, you are at the right place at the right time. Ich bin…

MARTINAMeine Adresse ist Heinle Straße 1.(My address is Heinle Street 1.) VANESSAKannst du mir das bitte buchstabieren?(Can you spell that for me please?) MARTINAOh, entschuldige. Ich habe das Alphabet noch nicht gelernt.(Oh, sorry. I haven’t learned the German alphabet yet.) To not be in the same situation as Martina, let’s learn the German alphabet together….

When you’re in Germany for an exchange year, have a German friend or a German client, these following conversation basics will save you in every situation. Los geht’s! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa. Fangen wir mit den Begrüßungen an. (Let’s go! I’m Spring German teacher Denisa. Let’s start with the greetings.) 1. Begrüßungen (Greetings)…

VANESSADenisa, hast du Tipps um besser Deutsch zu lernen?(Denisa, do you tips to learn German better?) DENISADas ist eine gute Frage,Vanessa. Ich denk’ darüber nach und sage dir Bescheid.(That’s a good question, Vanessa. I’ll think about it and let you know.) Hallo! Ich bin Denisa von Spring German. (Hello! I’m Denisa from Spring German) In…

HIPPIE GIRLA E I O U Ä Ö Û….(A E I O U Ä Ö ü) The German language has eight vowels, which can be pronounced long or short. Mixing that up can lead to severe misunderstandings. At the end of this video I’ll show you a great rule of thumb so that you’ll never…

RECEPTIONISTGuten Morgen, Frau Fischer! Haben Sie gut geschlafen?In Germany, we use different second-person personal pronouns in order to not offend the person we’re talking to. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild und heute lernen wir den Unterschied zwischen Du und Sie. (I’m Spring German teacher Brunhild and today we’ll learn the difference between the formal…

VanessaDanke für alles.Tschüss!(Thank you for everything. Bye!) DENISATschüüüss!(Byeee!) What did they just say? Let’s learn five ways to say goodbye in German! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa und hier ist deine erste Option: (I’m Spring German teacher Denisa and here is your first option:) 1. Tschüss As seen in the scene before, Tschüss is…

So, bitteschön!(There you go!) Danke!(Thank you very much! Goodbye!) You probably already know that “Thank you” means “Danke” in German. But, if you want to sound more like a native speaker, there are so many more nuanced ways of expressing your gratitude. Today you learn 7 alternatives to “Danke”. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Brunhild…

3, 2, 1 – looos!(3, 2, 1 – gooo!) Denisa runs. Ich habe fünf Sekunden gebraucht.(I did it in 5 seconds.) Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa und in diesem Video bringe ich dir die Zahlen von 0 bis 100 bei. (I’m Spring German teacher Denisa and in this video, I’m going to teach you…

Hallo, wie heißt du?(Hello, what is your name?) I’m sorry I don’t understand German very well. Again, please. To be prepared when coming to Deutschland (Germany) or to be able to talk to a cutie, you have to know how to introduce yourself. Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa und hier ist die erste Option:…